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In this webinar, attendees will hear from youth leader representatives from the 4,000+ Students Against Violence Everywhere (SAVE) Promise Clubs that are actively engaged in violence prevention efforts throughout the country.
In this episode, join Dr. Marc Zimmerman, Dr. Cynthia Ewell Foster, and Dr. April Zeoli as they discuss how firearm safety plays a part in school violence, youth suicide, and youth intimate partner violence.
This guide is designed for those looking to make informed decisions about their child’s safety and well-being on a college campus.
This is a one-page guide that reviews rights and options on prevention, confidentiality, accommodations, reporting, written information, and disciplinary procedures.
SchoolSafety.gov was created by the federal government to provide schools and districts with actionable recommendations to create safe and supportive learning environments for students and educators.
This website offers tips for kids, teens, and adults for actionable steps to take to get help in the face of bullying.
This short webpage includes tips for youth and tips for parents & caregivers about how to talk about bullying.
This short webpage offers steps to take immediately if experiencing cyberbullying, how to report it to a variety of online platforms, and when to report to law enforcement and schools.
In this panel discussion, experts share upstream practices that will help schools reduce instances of bullying. Additionally, panelists discuss best practices for involving school staff and broaching conversations with students.
This session first explains the key research findings in classroom empathy activities before providing concrete ideas for project-based and experiential learning to decrease peer aggression offline and online, and promote intervening behaviors from bystanders.
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